[HALLOWEEN]. Vintage Halloween Ephemera. V.p., early 20th century. Eight pieces of Halloween and related spooky ephemera. Includes: Three Halloween greeting postcards. V.p., 1910, 1911, and 1915. Including one by Ellen Clapsaddle depicting a girl wearing a pumpkin hat surrounded by pumpkin heads in various costumes such as a ?beggarman" and ?rich man". Another by H.B. Griggs, embossed, with text ?May I be your Halloween Beau?" And one depicting a witch on broomstick with a pumpkin and black cat. All postally used with divided backs and George Washington and Benjamin Franklin 1 cent stamps. Minor wear. Good overall. ? Two spinners: Whirl-O Fortunes Halloween Fortune and Stunt Game. By Sandra Pearl. ? Tomb & Shade of Washington CDV. Circa late 19th century. ? ?I have the ~ to pay" postcard. 1909. Red-tinted postcard depicting a Faustian devil showing a contract to a frightened man. Undivided back, postally used in Greenfield, Mass. ? Thurston / Good Luck throw card with Jane Thurston verso. ?Very good overall.